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    lacking the ability to pick-up a book and read. Since laptops and e-readers are commonly used‚ people are constantly being exposed to distractions. In the passage “In the Beginning of the Word‚” Christine Rosen emphasizes on how E-readers are changing the way people read. E-readers impose distractions on the reader’s experience‚ by causing a barrier to disconnect the reader from the reading; books enhance imagination and allow the reader to feel inclusive. C.S Lewis states “We read to know we are not

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    of Texas to the reader by giving details on the wealth of topics that deserve more attention. These collections of essays that the fourteen scholars researched provides new studies for the new generation which should stimulate the reader’s fertile mind. Both purpose and thesis are well written‚ which should assure that the reader will be able to keep up with the story because of the organization patterns used. In part one the organization of the book is contributive to the readers because it keeps

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    diet pills. The author shows the readers both sides of the controversy surrounding diet pills by alerting the readers to a tragic story and by sharing a very successful weight loss story. She also uses reputable sources such as the FDA‚ Cantox Health Universities‚ and University Health services to emphasize the effects of ephedrine. Lastly‚ Melamed provides the readers with facts and statistical information to gain the reader’s trust. The first thing the readers will notice about the article is

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    Language and power essay How do the texts attempt to influence the reader? You should refer in detail to the texts and to relevant ideas from language study Consider * Lexical and grammatical features * Graph logical features * The assumptions made about the audience Text E is a flyer published which illustrates influential power through its language choices to try and informally educate the reader of the consequences of drunk driving‚ ergo persuading them not to drink and drive

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    Hatchet Symbolism

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    their texts using a range of narrative techniques and conventions designed to influence readers into engaging with the characters and action of their stories‚ and encourage readers to welcome their ideas‚ values and attitudes. In the novel Hatchet‚ author Gary Paulsen demonstrates three heavy themes to readers; the initiation into manhood; man and the natural world‚ and; contrasting regions. Paulsen positions readers to recognise his attitude towards these three prevalent themes in the story through

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    BY THE WATERS OF BABYLON

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    “By the Waters of Babylon” by Stephen Vincent Benet the author uses structure to impact the readers understanding of truth by using the literary device Foreshadowing and another literary device situation Irony. “It is forbidden to cross the Great river and look upon the place that was the place of the gods-This is the most strictly forbidden”. The author gives hints along the story that changes the readers perspective from what seems a long lost broken down civilization full of rituals from ancient

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    AP Lit Lolita essay

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    throughout Nabokov’s Lolita is remarkable in the sense that the reader is drawn in without even being cognizant of it. It is patent that the novel is abundant with games‚ but the biggest game of all is the one in which the reader participates. The novel creates a cycle: Humbert uses words to play games with the characters‚ and Nabokov uses words to manipulate the reader. In fact‚ Lolita is an enormous game in itself‚ and the reader is just an unaware pawn. The game-like qualities throughout Lolita

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    The Outsider by H.P. Lovecraft is a horror story. Although some readers may not fancy a horror story‚ the first line of this story brings in many a reader‚ “Unhappy is he to whom the memories of childhood bring only fear and sadness” (Lovecraft 3570. This first line brings a reader into the story. After reading the first line the reader not only wants to know that was so bad about this childhood but if it relates to their own. H.P. Lovecraft did not have the best childhood‚ both his parents died

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    Sympathy In Frankenstein

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    Frankenstein‚ an example being how the reader is encouraged to feel sympathy for Frankenstein and his creation throughout the novel. Aided by the differing narrative perspective‚ these sympathies are continually evolving‚ changing as the reader’s perception of the two is altered‚ and at the end of the novel‚ the reader is left questioning who the real monster is: Frankenstein‚ or his creation? The

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    Nails Red Poem Analysis

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    In this poem‚ the writer is making a bold and clear statement to the reader. The main element portrayed throughout the poem is repetition‚ which is used as a way to convey a message to the reader and make a statement as to why the speaker is painting their nails red. However‚ under the surface to why the reader is painting her nails red‚ lies a significant message to the reader that can be reinforced by the use of repetition. Using the word “Because” as the first word of every line‚ puts an

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